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401 Richmond

401 Richmond

Built For Art

Toronto's Downtown Arts Hub

401 Richmond is a heritage-designated industrial building turned arts and culture hub. Constructed in several phases between 1899 and 1923 for the Macdonald Manufacturing Company, the building operated as a tin factory best known for its lithographic work. That artistic lineage is still seen today with a community of nearly 150 artists, cultural producers, nonprofits and microenterprises.

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Anna Isacsson

Fourth Floor, Studio 411
Anna Liv Isacsson is an Expressive Arts Therapist who uses creativity in the service of self-care.
Events & Exhibitions
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Nuit Blanche 2026

401 Richmond’s 1st Floor and Lower Level Oct 3, 2026
7PM – 7AM
Nuit Blanche returns to 401 October 3rd, 7PM – 7AM! Throughout Toronto’s all-night celebration of contemporary art, 401 will be teeming with dynamic and interactive exhibitions, installations and performances. Two floors of creative exploration offer a unique experience highlighting a diversity of cultural practice and showcasing the iconic address that continues to transform Toronto’s cultural…
Proof 32 at Gallery 44

Virtual Window Gallery

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Proof 32 in Gallery 44 until July 4th

featuring Zaynab Ghaïs-Mortada, Tommy Keith, Dion Smith-Dokkie, Parumveer Walia, and Long Xi Vlessing, Proof is Gallery 44’s annual group exhibition of work by emerging Canadian artists. Works exhibited in Proof reflect a range of current concerns and practices in contemporary photography and lens-based media. For many artists Proof is often one of the first exhibitions in a professional context for an emerging artist. Past exhibitions have featured work by Kotama Bouabane, Leila Fatemi, Isabelle Hayeur, Anique Jordan, Laurie Kang, Germaine Koh, Luther Konadu, Meryl McMaster, Karice Mitchell, Elise Rasmussen, Michaëlle Sergile and Althea Thauberger.
Image by Tommy Keith, Smile, from the series By the Lake, 2025